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Seira Kitagawa

Author: Seira Kitagawa

Still Under Construction

A former church property in Eugene is being converted to a small cluster of housing units

News 2 weeks ago

At the busy corner of East 30th Avenue and University Street in Eugene, passersby have likely wondered what’s happening to the tall A-frame-style building. It … Continue reading →

Combat the Art Thieves

Local artist Pete Helzer sees an increase in thieves damage his sculptures — targeting the metal value

News 2 months ago

The iconic sculpture on a bench at Ken Kesey Square, “The Storyteller,” was created by Peter Helzer, a Eugene-area artist. He’s also known for his … Continue reading →

Labor of Love Returns

Famed literary magazine Northwest Review relaunches in Eugene

Books 2 months ago

The first copy of Northwest Review came out in 1957. In its pages was Ken Kesey’s first published work, a short story titled “The First … Continue reading →

Get into the Giving Cycle 

Shift Community Cycles hosts annual giving event

Whats-Happening 2 months ago

Shift Community Cycles is a local nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to bicycles, hands-on education and inclusive cycling events. Shift hosts Chain Reaction: A Community … Continue reading →

Aroma on the McKenzie 

McKenzie River Lavender welcomes you to enjoy with your senses

Whats-Happening 2 months ago

Imagine a field of lavender — the color, smell and maybe some music playing in the background. McKenzie River Lavenderwelcomes you to the annual Lavender … Continue reading →

The Rhythm of Feet

Local world walker welcomes you to take off with your feet to the near and far adventure

Travel 2 months ago

Tyler Burgess is quick to notice the little change in someone’s front yard, to greet people when they are out working on the house and … Continue reading →

Singing for Everyone

Ojisan’s Ramen weekly karaoke welcomes queer people, trans folks and everyone

Swizzle 3 months ago

Walking down Broadway, you can hear the people singing on the mic with the cheers of people around. With windows wide open, drag queen Judy … Continue reading →

Hobby Lobby Signs Up for Echo Hollow Site

Bible-inspired crafts chain takes spot vacated by Rite Aid

News 3 months ago

A 37,000-square-foot space in the Echo Hollow Shopping Center has sat empty for nearly a year, but a Hobby Lobby crafts store will open there … Continue reading →

A Meal to Fall For

Akira is not a regular sushi spot or restaurant

Chow 3 months ago

A couple blocks from the Fifth Street Public Market, on Mill Street and East Third Alley, a nondescript house blends in with the neighborhood. From … Continue reading →

Relic of Steelhead Brewery to be Sold

Former brewery’s west Eugene brew facility to be turned into an electrical contractor’s shop

News 3 months ago

Eugene’s local beer brewing scene was sparked by Cordy Jensen 35 years ago, when he opened the Steelhead Brewery in the Fifth Street Market district. … Continue reading →

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